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I was recently working with someone that was leveraging the AJAX Extension and the Control Toolkit and they were running into an issue where a customer's environment was causing issues making requests to ScriptResource.axd. Since they couldn't change
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Issue - Random FileNotFoundException when browsing ASP.Net 2.0 application. An event similar to the following will be logged in the event viewer. The file name in the exception is typically different every time: Exception message: Could not load file
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This sample was a result of an idea from Kent Post at Akamai. He was wanting to be able to launch a process on a remote server and get real-time updates in the browser. In this case, we focused on running WinPE scripts to build ISO's on the server. The
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This is my third mobile post this week! This one was tricky to track down so hopefully this will save someone some time. The symptom you see is that users get the following exception. If you're using ASP.NET 2.0, we would log this to the Event Viewer
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When you make a request to an ASP.NET based site, the browser's capabilities are determined by the <browserCaps> section in the 1.x Framework and the .browser files in the 2.0 framework. Knowing which capabilites that ASP.NET is using to render
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When developing Mobile ASP.NET apps, it is useful to test the application across a variety of devices if the site is going to be posted to the internet. ASP.NET Mobile controls rely on adapters to handle rendering on the different devices. In order to
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I was recently working with JavaScript and ran into some weird things I hadn't ran into before. While I'm sure the JavaScript masters of the world already know all about this stuff, hopefully this post can keep others from pulling out too much hair. The
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Trying to catch back up on my blogging, I have a list of topics to post on, just haven't had time to get to them. I wrote this article over a month ago...figured I would link it up from here. The default web part catalogs that are shipped with ASP.Net
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We've seen a few of these issues come through lately andwanted to get something posted so people can find it. If you created a custom account to run the process that ASP.NET is running in, you may encounter the following exception: System.InvalidOperationException:
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Finally got around to getting a clean install of Vista Beta 2 on my laptop and of course the first thing I install is Visual Studio 2005 and IIS 7 to see how the Local IIS option is going to play with the newly revamped IIS. Well, if you choose the default
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If you change the version on the ASP.NET tab that comes with the 2.0 Framework, the entire W3SVC process restarts. If you make this type of change during a maintenance window, the impact may not be too bad, but if you have multiple application pools in
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The HttpOnly attribute has been added to the Session cookie generated by ASP.NET 2.0. This value is hardcoded and cannot be changed via a setting in the application. While this is documented as a breaking change in the breaking changes document (linked
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In 1.1, we used the requireSSL attribute to ensure that the FormsAuthentication cookie has the secure attribute set. In 2.0, if you have requireSSL set, we'll remove the cookie from the incoming request if the web server receives the cookie over a non-secure
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If you're using the new menu control that ships with ASP.NET 2.0 and SSL Termination/Acceleration, you will run into this issue. The behavior the end users will see is a warning in the browser stating something similar to: This page contains both secure
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Ran across this the other day and thought someone else may find it useful. Javascript for the ASP.Net 2.0 controls is typically generated by a request to webresource.axd. For example when you add a menu control, you see the following in the page: <script
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